David @ Tokyo

>as evidenced by her failing to refer to the ministry's outgoing stock volumes a single time (these volumes are listed alongside the stockpile figures in the documents released by the ministry)<

Basically we know she made the stock pile graph to disturb whaling.
The motivation is quite childish.
To the pro-whaling bloc ,it is nothing but a paper of a trash box.

As I looked into her personal
profile,I am surprised to find she is awfully lacking of the sense of market.

For example,she has a serious mistake;we need not handle anything if it seems unnecessary.

If her comments are right,we do not have to buy the items as follows:"JapaneseKimonos"
"Utanpo"(hot-water bottle) ,"jyukokumai"(rice mingled with some grains), Hoshigaki(dried perssimon)."Matutake"(Japanese mushroom)

But actually these items are
sold very well in spite of high
price.

All the Japanese need not them,
but many of them need these items virtually.

To say "whale is unnecesarry" is
very unfair.she has to open her eyes widely and study again.

Y/H(Japan)
 

"For example,she has a serious mistake;we need not handle anything if it seems unnecessary."


That's not a mistake; it's an intentional propaganda exercise.

The animal protest industry use it over and over for any use of animals that they target, be it fur, trapping, sealing, animal testing, meat eating etc.

It's a meaningless throw away line really and it only works on a very superficial level but as the western media treat sustainable use issues as more info-tainement than anything else, it gets a lot of traction in short press release or quote based reports in the press.

Someone should ambush her with a video camera and ask to be taken back to her home and shown how one lives with nothing 'unnecessary".

I'll bet my pinky she's a vile hypocrite.

:)